Blush and her actors are clearly having a blast generating the erotic currents that whiz around the stage like bolts from fly zappers"
-Sara Holdren, Vulture
"Deliriously funny"
Juan A. Ramirez, Vogue
Campy but deadly serious, darkly funny over roiling depths, Coach Coach...cannonballs into its genre mashup: melodrama meets farce meets murder mystery meets soap opera meets The Women meets The Real Inspector Hound with just a dash of horror, all adding up to something stranger, more resonant, and more unsettling than all of the above. Every time Williams and director Sarah Blush seem to be settling in to one set of dramaturgical expectations, another element gets added to the mix. It’s a complex and sure-handed juggling act that’s also an elaborate piece of misdirection, because all of the stylistic riffs and plot twists are really more like bread crumbs, leading us deeper into the piece’s darker insights into twenty-first-century selfhood.
-Loren Noveck, Exeunt
[Williams] urges production teams to “consider the fundamental tensions of camp,” which, says Susan Sontag, “sees everything in quotation marks.” Director Sarah Blush and her excellent six-woman ensemble have taken note...Coach Coach remains a delicious showcase for their all-out commitment to every gasp-inducing revelation, ominous leer, and sudden but inevitable betrayal.
-Sara Holdren, Vulture
